a student connects radiation spike in rings of Japanese cedar trees to 774 AD event in Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

June 29th, 2012 by badger

A biochemistry student connects a report radiation spike in rings of Japanese cedar trees that he heard about on a Nature podcast to 774 AD event in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, just by rooting around Google. It seems to be a historical stellar event, with record of a “red crucifix” appearing in the sky.

That’s some beautiful, interdisciplinary amateur work. Kudos, Jonathon Allen.

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